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autarchprinceps
2y ago
"We need more desktop environments" - Nooo, absolutely not. You need one or maybe two good ones, and it can have tiling as a feature or at worst plugin. The fragmentation and lack of key features and stability testing as a result
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autarchprinceps
2y ago
In general, all AI's have similar issues. Just because data can be looked at publicly, doesn't give you any implicit rights to use it for other products. If there is no specific license agreement, one sided in a specific open lice
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autarchprinceps
2y ago
If you have code that is under copyleft, and Copilot suggest part of it to somebody else to embed in their code on the basis of reading that repo, then either that new repo also has to be under that copyleft license, or the person is unknow
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autarchprinceps
4y ago
Legally speaking, many companies will have as part of your employment contract the stipulation that you cannot work in the same field in your off time. Also that all your intelectual property created while under employment, including non-wo
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4y ago
It's not bad at all. You can look at it in isolation and wish for more, but the truth is, controverse oppinions about high nuclear usage, like France, aside, the vast majority of other countries have significantly less green energy per
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4y ago
Well, if you did DevOps the way it is meant to be used, the idea is that the developers can do the minimal efford of the ops part, and you no longer need that role itself. So, depending on what a company means by DevOps, it could mean devel
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5y ago
Well, what I can say that teams still hasn't got an ARM native version. Shouldn't be that hard, since Electron long supports it. Even OneDrive is there yet, the rest of office anyway. Definitively speaks for the priority of teams
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5y ago
I'm sorry, but documentation is a waste of time. It is never complete, never up to date, never easy to find something in, etc. Spend the time to make whatever you are doing self describing. Write cleaner code, use infrastructure as cod
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5y ago
Well, it is an "outrageous" belief for a reason, but as for the communist nations, there are significant differences in both how much they tried to suppress it, and how much it worked. Poland is the main outlier I know of, the USS
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5y ago
If only. I heard this is a big thing in America, but here in Germany it is worse than that. It's not about them being tax free, but us being taxed for them, and on two levels. One the one hand normal taxes are somewhat used for church
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5y ago
Hmm, it is designed exactly the same in all applications independent from manufacturer, so I somehow doubt it. I have seen applications that also say it in their own UI, but Apple does display a specific dialog telling you that it was block
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5y ago
Really? Name one society that you think is better. Not something wrong or in need of improvement within the West, there is loads of that I'm with you if that is what you mean, but somewhere actually consistently better in all to most t
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5y ago
While I don't doubt there will be rising tensions over access to natural fresh water, I somehow doubt that it would actually be transported, at least on a global scale. For that the sheer amount you need, the transportation costs, and
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5y ago
Can't say anything about statistics, but I don't mind paying taxes, if the result is a better working society, or one at all, given whatever some people think the world would look like without nations at all. I would just like it,
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5y ago
Organised religion should be banned. I want to say that I would stand up for anybodies human rights, but religion is just so fundamentally incompatible to our modern world and way of life, that deep down I just want it gone.
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5y ago
I agree. Especially the macOS version generally prompts you for permission to access the screen, or certain folders/file groups. Though I don't get why some things get a yes/no, and for others it tells you to look it up in th
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5y ago
It's standard in all IT contracts. You will not get a job otherwise. The point isn't that they take everything, but you'd have to run it by them for approval. You are not then not allowed to have e.g. a second job with a pote
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6y ago
Significantly, but not recently. Quite a few years ago it started to change to accomodate more sentence based searches, and giving it a traditional set of keywords only ever returned like the main page of one of the things you mentioned, ev
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9y ago
What would you use for a HPC application? You need a very fast language that doesn't get in your way in data management. Trust me even in the basic examples we did in our parallel algorithms course minor changes in data layout could sa
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12y ago
Paying for incoming anything is completly ridiculous. Thankfully that's unusual here in Europe.